Sentence examples for her upheld from inspiring English sources

When the camera cut away from Rihanna's performance of "Bitch Better Have My Money," Kim Kardashian West was caught filming herself watching the show or, rather, watching the show via her cell-phone camera, her body turned away from the stage while her husband seemingly tried to peer up and over her upheld screen, grinning crazily.

When she confronts her father with the news, he supports her and affirms that she upheld her honour and integrity.

After the king was captured by the Yorkists at Northampton in July 1460, she upheld her son's claim to the royal succession and refused to accept the compromise by which York was declared Henry's heir.

However, if her conviction is upheld, her sentence could be increased.

Her decision upheld a U.S. District Court opinion.

The Italian authorities could seek to extradite her only if her conviction was upheld in the new trial and confirmed by the Court of Cassation, whose decisions are final.

Meanwhile, her supporters were equally vociferous yesterday in commending her decision, calling it another example of her upholding of the law and the Constitution in the face of police intimidation.

Knox has said she would have to be dragged "kicking and screaming" back to Italy to complete her prison sentence if her conviction is upheld.

While leggings and baggy t-shirts may be a wardrobe reality for many expectant mothers, the Duchess of Cambridge has upheld her reputation for impeccable dressing throughout her minutely documented pregnancy, right up to her final engagement before maternity leave.

The Constitutional Court upheld her impeachment in March, making her the first democratically elected leader to be removed from office and triggering a snap election to choose her successor.

Both her original trial and her first appeal in the Lahore high court in 2014, which upheld her conviction, were hopelessly flawed, he said.